Public bug reported:
I am at a loss to diagnose what causes this. Faulty hardware, faulty
kernel, faulty compact disc (except that I _think_ the drive was empty
after I had removed the disc)?
I am using Ubuntu Breezy.
Today I noticed that my root partition was full, even though it was
supposed
Public bug reported:
Hello. I am reporting this for e2fsprogs, even if this may in fact be a
more general problem, perhaps only solvable in the kernel - here are the
symptoms:
I am facing a situation with most likely faulty hardware, either the HDD
or the main board, and the system seems to be
From an outsider's viewpoint, this seems terribly much like a non-bug,
and could most likely be closed with no harm done.
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Confirmed, too.
This bug report is two months old, seems like no-one cares about the mga
driver (or Breezy).
** Summary changed:
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+ REGRESSION: X crashes after the last breezy update
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Changed the title to include the word regression, we'll see if it
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Confirmed (on Breezy).
When man mount tells us that sync isn't even a valid option for udf
filesystems, I wonder why this has an effect.
** Changed in: Ubuntu
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Confirming this on Kubuntu Breezy with KDE 3.4.3. Konqueror-pro
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** Changed in: kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
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Duplicate of bug 37248?
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According to KDE BTS at the linked KDE report 127836, this is a window
manager issue, afaict. I would add a remote bug watch for the new
report at KDE, 130063, but Launchpad's lauout has been changed again,
and am unable to find that option.
** Changed in: amarok (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename:
I don't know the technicalities of how usplash works. I just want to
point out that the bugs referenced by AJ Slater (as listed in bug 42974)
have to do with framebuffer VT's and using a 'vga=xxx' parameter,
whereas in this case no 'vga=xxx' parameters seem to be used.
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Confirmed on a fresh, standard, Kubuntu LTS 6.06.1 install, and still a
problem as of today. Please see also the later report that I'm about to
mark as a duplicate of this.
** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 47416 ***
Confirmed on a fresh, standard, Kubuntu LTS 6.06.1 install, and still a
problem as of today. There is also an earlier report on this, I will
mark this later one as a duplicate.
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Status: Needs Info = Confirmed
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hdparm -i after a clean boot:
/dev/hdd:
Model=DVD-ROM DDU1621, FwRev=VER S2.9, SerialNo=
Config={ Fixed Removeable DTR=5Mbs DTR10Mbs nonMagnetic }
RawCHS=0/0/0, TrkSize=0, SectSize=0, ECCbytes=0
BuffType=unknown, BuffSize=0kB, MaxMultSect=0
(maybe): CurCHS=0/0/0, CurSects=0, LBA=yes,
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Done. I must point out that this was a onetime event, and doesn't happen
regularly. Once, before this incident, I accidentally kicked the machine
into a hang - switching to VT 1 showed IIRC the same kind of errors
flowing by at a huge pace.
The eject troubles I mentioned are probably related to
Confirmed with Kubuntu Dapper, using KDE 3.5.5.
konsole --version:
Qt: 3.3.6
KDE: 3.5.5
Konsole: 1.6.5
Also Yakuake mirrors this behaviour exactly, if that is of interest.
FWIW, this was working with the version in Kubuntu Breezy (and a
yakuake-version, too). Sorry to say I can't
I agree with the submitter of this bug, and can confirm this with
Kubuntu Dapper. It is a very practical default behaviour to enable
paste-to-load.
The whatever random stuff that happens to be in your X selection can
just as well be a deliberate seekword, since the default behaviour with
a
Yes, I understand the reason.
I was referring to Christoph Roeder's comment above. I think that the
mention of Breezy (instead of Dapper) there is most probably just a slip
of mind.
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1 Affected, naturally both in konsole and yakuake.
2 Kubuntu Dapper 6.06.1, alternative install CD. (For me, Breezy wasn't
affected, so I wonder at the comment where it says Breezy above.)
3 fi
4 fi
FWIW, I'll report the following also:
$ echo $XMODIFIERS
$ echo $QT_IM_MODULE
--- give a blank
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 35760 ***
Browsing the bug tracker for another issue with yakuake I ran across an
earlier report that has actually identified the cause of this behaviour,
which seems to be some undesired interaction between konsole/yakuake and
an input package, 'scim-qtimm'.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdebase
Dapper, KDE 3.5.5.
I used krandrtray to resize my desktop from 1600x1200 to 1024x768 while
I had two DVDs in the drives and their icons on the desktop. - The
icons disappeared. Resizing back to original size after a while, the
icons didn't
Looks fixed in Hardy / Firefox 3.0.3.
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Stop doing pointless description changes!
I respectfully disagree. At least one usr cares about how Kubuntu
performs compared to Ubuntu and how much love it gets compared to its
counterpart enough to bother tracking the development, and I'm thankful
for that.
Yes, the spam is a bit annoying even
My apologies if you read that as provocative.
For me it is a given that the developers *do* care, and because of this
I respect and am grateful for the work that you do.
Which is why I was a bit surprised by Harald Sitter's reaction. I think
what users can contribute to the development of FOSS,
And let me add that skimming through the earlier comments in this bug,
the mutual respect is there, and I'm glad it is.
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Thanks for your response. I'm aware of the history, and I can understand
handling the bug traffic does involve work, though there may be ways
around it.
However, if the issue is that this would be more suited to a wiki
page, I think Harald Sitter could've said as much, instead of his
exclamation
Terence Simpson:
Different mediums are suited for different things, probably the reason
no one has yet come up with the one killer communication medium.
Indeed. And that's why we have video in telephones that can do textual
communication etc. :-)
Different mediums are also differently suited
** Summary changed:
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+ [needs packaging] Perl Audio Converter - pacpl
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I agree with hasi.
There are apparently two issues here:
1) It is, if I understand correctly, acceptable that the CD is ejected, to make
sure no cache interferes with the verification process. In this case, the KDE
new disk found dialog is unnecessary - but how to disactivate it for this case
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Chris Cook: Thank you for looking into this.
The drive is, as said, currently in perfect working order. After I read
that a modern harddrive will assign backup sectors to replace broken
ones when you try to write data on the damaged sectors, I utilised this
fact and filled the partition in
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I was using Breezy at the time, and I've since upgraded to Dapper (which
is up-to-date), so the output of those commands now is probably useless.
I used the standard (K)ubuntu kernel, apparently version 2.6.12-9 at the
time. (I've switched a new drive as hda, on which Dapper resides, and
I've the
Theodore Ts'o: I just caught a slight detail. I don't know if it makes a
difference, but I'll make a note in case it does.
You wrote:
For most (although admittedly not all) write errors, by the time the disk as
returned an error, it has retried it a few times.
...specifically speaking of WRITE
Nice, that might be useful to know. Thank you.
(It is, of course, in the nature of e2fsck -c to be persistent (unlike
cp and dd which would simply fail). It seemed as if there was a
larger cluster of bad blocks, originally, AFAICT. I wonder whether the
occurrence would've been different had there
I'm dropping this information here, in case it turns out useful for you.
I saw you marked this as confirmed, so I tried to reproduce it again,
with the current Dapper kernel (2.6.15-28.55) - this time without
success. I only tried one known faulty disc though, (but the same as
last time, IIRC,)
Unmarking as a duplicate. Reason: If I understand correctly, this issue
is for Ubuntu (Gnome) and the other report (bug 72806) is for Kubuntu
(KDE).
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 72806
'adept_notifier' is not aware of packages in held state
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PS. I know where I would report this in the KDE bug tracker for
Konqueror, but if anyone knows which product I should indicate there if
reporting the behaviour of the Open file -dialog, a pointer would be
appreciated.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdebase
Using Kubuntu Dapper, with KDE 3.5.5, and with single click to
execute.
In the KDE file open dialog (used by e.g. OpenOffice and Kate, among
others), and somehow also Konqueror, Shift+click works in a very
strange way. Files get _removed from
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 42149 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 42149
USB devices are not powered off at shutdown (Dapper, 2.6.15)
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Hello.
I didn't know whether to file this against 'dbus', 'hal', or some other
package. Since I am on Kubuntu Dapper, I decided on 'kubuntu-meta'. (I
hope I haven't misunderstood the purpose of that package.) However, it
seems probable that the same issue is present also
** Summary changed:
- USB memory stick light stays on after safely remove (and 'sync'/'sudo
umount') (KDE)
+ USB memory stick light stays on after safely remove (KDE)
** Description changed:
Hello.
I didn't know whether to file this against 'dbus', 'hal', or some other
package. Since
Umm, no. Haven't tested on Feisty. What my last two comments mean, on Dapper,
is this:
- First, with boot parameters amounting to vga=normal (no special vga
options, i.e. vesafb not used), this problem isn't actual and can't be tested.
- Second, after I passed vga=791 to the kernel at boot time,
Reverting status to Unconfirmed, since the information requested has
been provided. If there's any more information I can provide, please let
me know.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.12 (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info = Unconfirmed
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(The drive is currently working - as my number 2 drive - normally.
Writing (noncritical) data to the partition affected seems to have made,
as I hoped, the drive to assign backup sectors to replace the damaged
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Thanks for looking at this. I'm sorry I ended up writing a long
response, I hope you'll bear with me.
No, I haven't tried changing the cable - I've detached and re-attached
it since (not immediately, but days or weeks after the incident),
though, but it may not have affected this bug. I have two
UPDATE: It is happening again as I write this, this time on Dapper, but
with the same device.
This time the first message was Mar 7 16:00:04 mymachine kernel:
[17190709.372000] cdrom: dropping to old style cdda (sense=b). The
earlier sense=4 is now sense=b, but otherwise identical. However,
this
The messages stopped when the transfer was finished. And this time it
was only 250 MB in 20 minutes, in total for the 3 mentioned log files.
It looks like there may be something wrong with the drive, even though it
appears to work. What puzzles me is this, however:
- Is there a reason the drive
As this turned out to reproduce, there's now really two separate issues
here:
1) What is the real cause of the DVD-drive's error, and why does it
occur? Is it a genuine hardware error, and/or is it something the kernel
can affect / handle?
2) The intelligence of the logging daemons, and whether
And some more information - I'll drop these bits here as I come by them:
- Turns out I had, and still have, on a background instance of Konsole (well,
Yakuake), a process of 'cdparanoia' trying to read '/dev/hdd', and have had
since the past four hours. ;-)
- During this time I've ejected the
So, small wonder if the drive gets hiccups when given conflicting
demands.
It seems possible I can now reproduce this (provided I find out what
causes the drop to old style cdda) - I'll have to see if I can get
even the other drive to do the same. ;-)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
This bug is easiest to observe if you have chosen your spam filter to
move spam to another IMAP folder.
To reproduce:
- Start TB, and hope you have spam. :-)
- Watch an e-mail get moved to Spam.
- Right-click on the IMAP folder Spam
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Confirmed, too (Dapper). Using Finnish, the bogus _n: preface is only
shown when there is _one_ package to update. Singular / plural issue,
where the singular option isn't shown correctly?
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Confirmed a long time ago. The lack of safeguards is why I stopped using
Adept, so I can't comment on any progress made in it since. (Perhaps
ironically, 'adept --version' reports 2.0 Destroyer... ;-)
** Changed in: adept (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 72806 ***
The reason I marked this as a duplicate of the other report, and not
vice versa, is to avoid the confusion with KDE vs. Gnome. The other
report is clearer in that respect.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 72806
'adept_notifier' is not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: adept
Currently, when you click on adept_notifier's icon, and give your
password to start adept_updater, you get a mostly empty window, and you
have to separately click on a button to have the adept_updater start
fetching package lists. (This is on
** Summary changed:
- equivs can't create a meta-package without a user-provided changelog
(solution provided)
+ equivs can't create a meta-package without a user-provided changelog (bad
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I'm guessing this should be addressed to the package kmplayer-konq-
plugins.
** Changed in: kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: kubuntu-meta = kmplayer
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Yes, bug #49966 - as a separate feature - is taking this idea one step
further. It needs more work though, whereas here, skipping the
unnecessary button click should be relatively easy to address.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/90835
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Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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The activity log doesn't show who added the task for ...-ati to this
bug.
Anyone able to share some light on that, and if the bug is fixed also
for ati? (There are probably other reports originally reported against
ati, too.)
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 91180 ***
William Grant:
Just so I understand, can you please explain this. You assigned this bug
to backporters, but why did you also mark this as rejected, as it is/was
a valid issue?
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 91180 ***
John Dong:
Thank you for your explanation, this - somehow - helps clarify why a bug
reported against dvd+rw-tools (main) wouldn't actually be valid in
this case.
(Launchpad terminology: Apparently dapper-backports are a completely
separate product in
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 41871 ***
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This is a missing feature in mplayer, but for what it's worth, I'll
confirm this report.
(Any DVD with the main title not as title 1 will show this. As a
workaround play dvd://1-99 and hit PageUp until you find the title
you're searching for.)
** Changed in: mplayer (Ubuntu)
Status: New =
Duplicate of bug 246675 ? (If yes, I would mark this report as the
duplicate even if this is older, because the other report has more
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Confirmed on Hardy, as well as the workaround to set colour depth to 16
bit.
My card is Matrox G450 dualhead AGP with 16 MB.
IIRC, this worked for me in Dapper still with 24 bit colour, hence I
marked this as a regression.
** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu Feisty Gutsy : mga driver can't display
I am running an up-to-date Hardy, and PrintScreen doesn't bring up
ksnapshot. This is a regression from Dapper.
I first thought it might be a conflict because I also have KDE 4
packages installed (so I have two ksnapshot's), but maybe not, since
others have
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As a further detail, I upgraded from Dapper LTS to Hardy LTS, and the
upgrade process removed the binding.
Adding the binding manually luckily works. :-)
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Confirmed here for the kdm issue.
That said, stopping kdm manually was a non-issue (for me), because the
upgrader wouldn't get confused by being interrupted at this point and
having to start again (though I won't argue if the developers value not
having to stop xdm/kdm for upgrading as a more
Confirmed here on Kubuntu Hardy (upgraded directly from Dapper), KDE
3.5.9. NumLock on, but light off.
If I press NumLock, the status is reversed to NumLock off, light on.
** Changed in: kdebase (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Summary changed:
- [Gutsy-Kubuntu-Hardy8 .04]Led on
PS. My keyboard is one with a DIN-connector connected with an adapter to
a PS/2 port.
(dmoyne: I hope you don't mind that I edited the summary to contain the
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The bug report is valid from a user perspective.
This is, however, due to a design choice of KDE. The changes made are
saved to '~/.config/menus/applications-kmenuedit.menu', and reinstalling
a package can have no control over this.
From
Confirmed as well with KDE 3.5.9.
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I wonder if somehow the settings file has become owned by someone else
(e.g. root).
I'm not sure which file contains the settings, but if you can run the
command (in your home directory, as yourself) 'find . -user root' or
'find . -not -user $USER' (without the single quotes), you can check if
Can't confirm on an up-to-date Hardy (upgraded from Dapper), sorry.
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I'd like to check if I can confirm this bug, but could you provide a bit
more detailed description, of what exactly do you mean by the context
menu shortcut (and possibly include the context menu shortcut entry
from the 'kdeglobals' file - I don't think I have one).
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I was dropped back to VT7 (active KDE3 session) when I quit from VT9
(KDE4 session). (I don't know if it is Splash or something else that
occupies VT8.) I am on Kubuntu Hardy.
Do you have exact steps to reproduce the issue? Did you have an active
session or KDM open on VT7? Had you perhaps
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Restart to another grub entry locks screen in KUbuntu
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Since this report is for Ubuntu (Gnome), for the same issue in KDE there
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Not present in up-to-date Hardy, KDE 3.5.9, not with my hardware at
least, changing time 2 or 4 hours (no change in minutes or seconds)
forward or back. (Powersave active, no screensavers.)
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For what it's worth, if I understood Yuriy Kozlov's description
correctly, it hasn't happened yet and I hope it doesn't happen ever. I
think the user can decide on their own where they want to type, and if
they want to switch to check something in another application (e.g.
confirm a howto with
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: apt
Hardy, apt 0.7.9ubuntu17.
'apt-get install onepackage' - works rightaway.
'apt-get install onepackage-which-brings-with-it-some-dependencies' - apt-get
notifies you that e.g. 2 packages will be installed, continue? yes/no
'apt-get remove
How exactly do you start kcontrol? Can you provide exact steps to
reproduce the permissions corruption?
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Kcontrol corrupts the .kde/share/config permissions
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156306
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I wonder if somehow the settings file has become owned by someone else
(e.g. root).
I'm not sure which file contains the settings, but if you can run the
command (in your home directory, as yourself) 'find . -user root' or
'find . -not -user $USER' (without the single quotes), you can check if
It doesn't do anything for me either. However, it turns out it was removed on
purpose, see:
http://www.ohloh.net/projects/kdelibs/commits/16004962
I assume this applies for KDE 3.5.9. Hence the status change. If you
find reason to revert this change, please do. I am unfortunately unable
to
In that case I am going to assume it was a one-time occurrence and not
reliably reproducible - or, in any case, that it is unlikely that this
report will gain enough information to address any possible issues.
Thanks however for taking the time to report this and respond.
** Changed in: kdebase
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 189594 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/189594
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 189594
KDM login screen freezes when incorrect password is entered
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login error - unable to reloggin if wrong password provided
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